Woollahra
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Singer-songwriter lists Byron Bay waterfront home with $35m hopes
The Belongil Beach block was purchased for $3.6 million less than a decade ago and has since been transformed.
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Investor splashes $6.75m for Sydney harbour pad in tightly held block
The two-bedroom unit drew two active bidders at auction to the iconic Sydney building that can never be built out.
- Carmen Forward
‘No-brainer’: Architects, developers ready to pounce on Woollahra ghost station
Locals are split on whether a potential reopening of Woollahra station should go ahead as the government plays coy on its plans.
- Jessica McSweeney, Cindy Yin and Alexandra Smith
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- NSW State Parliament
Opening of eastern suburbs ‘ghost station’ on the cards
The state government is seriously considering the potential opening of a long abandoned railway station in Woollahra to enable it to deliver thousands of new homes.
- Jessica McSweeney
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Sandstone stunner: Former tourism boss sells in Paddington for $11m
He spent years promoting Australia as a travel destination, and it turns out his 1855-built family home was a drawcard too.
- Tawar Razaghi
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World theatre giant brings his magical country estate to market
The South Coast country estate owned by the man who brought Les Misérables to Australia is being sold with a price guide of $5.75 million to $6.25 million.
- Tawar Razaghi
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Tennis superstar Nick Kyrgios sells Sydney penthouse
The 30-year-old champion listed the three-bedroom apartment in the city’s east just weeks ago after breaking up from his girlfriend.
- Tawar Razaghi
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Cafe Cressida
This cafe is a finalist in the best all-rounder category in Good Food’s Essential Sydney Cafes and Bakeries of 2025.
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Woollahra’s $10.6m failed sale offers a lesson in contract law
A Woollahra house that sold last year for a bullish result well above the $10 million guide has turned into a cautionary tale and presented a multimillion-dollar loss for the seller.
- Lucy Macken
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- Cafe Cressida
Our critic doesn’t like to eat out for brunch. This neighbourhood cafe changed his mind
You can now book for dinner at Cafe Cressida too, whose menu comes from “one of Sydney’s most proficient cross-pollinators of cuisines”.
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